Responsibilities

     In all organizations, each member has a duty to fulfill in order for the group to achieve its goals. Our troop is not any different in design or structure so each of us must abide by the rules as set forth.

     Each scout must participate to the fullest that he is asked in order to maintain the integrity of the group. The primary concern is communication and the obtaining of information through the troop. 

Scouts

     Each scout is to contact their patrol leader on a weekly basis to verify all information that may or may not be information that he already knows. The contact should be by phone or in person, leaving a message is not contact.

Patrol leaders

     Each patrol leader is to contact the Senior Patrol Leader weekly to report the activity of his patrol. This will include who is and is not coming to the next meeting or campout and what activity his patrol will be doing at the meeting.

Senior Patrol Leader

     The Senor patrol Leader is to contact the scoutmaster to confirm the agenda for the next meeting or campout and to state how many scouts will be in attendance.  If the agenda changes from the stated weekly planner for the meeting, then he is to call all the patrol leaders with the  information changes and then the patrol leader are to call each scout in his patrol.

     With the number of scouts we have it is extremely important that each does his part to make the troop meetings flow smoothly. If you are having any problems contacting you up line, please call me and we will correct the problem  immediately. If you miss out on some information that affects your activity within the troop and have not done your part to obtain the information, then you have only yourself to blame for not being able to enjoy your scouting experience to the fullest.

 Keith Banks
Scoutmaster